The slowdown in China, coupled with cooling demand for exports globally, is likely to crimp growth across Asia's developing economies, ADB said in a report Wednesday.
Donald Trump made waves there this week after indicating he’d withdraw American troops for financial reasons.
Investors in Japan are watching the national budget, expected to be approved by the Parliament later Tuesday, while global investors watch for cues from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
After Monday’s move, Japan has a permanent intelligence gathering post close to Taiwan and a group of disputed islands, drawing an angry response from Beijing.
The multinational search for MH370 has been the largest, most expensive such project ever, covering more than 33,500 square miles of ocean floor.
The transaction, valued at $3.05 billion, would be one of the Japanese telecommunications firm’s largest-ever overseas investment.
While most major markets were closed Monday, Asian bourses started the week broadly down after the Easter weekend.
Following the blasts in the Pakistan city on Sunday, Facebook users as far as New York and Hong Kong received notifications asking them if they were safe.
The Islamic State group poses a widening threat to East Asian nationals, a report by Japan’s Defense Ministry says, following kidnappings and killings.
Russia's dispute with Japan over the islands, which the latter considers its territory, has hampered trade ties between the two nations.
Kim Dong Chul, arrested in North Korea in October, reportedly committed “unpardonable espionage” for the U.S. and South Korea.
World markets were widely down Thursday following a dent in a two-month rally in crude oil prices and a surge in the U.S. dollar.
Following the announcement, South Korea’s president ordered security forces to strengthen their vigilance against North Korea’s “reckless provocation.”
All 150 people aboard died one year ago when co-pilot Andreas Lubitz steered the plane into a mountain.
The man, identified only as M.M., was caught while authorities were searching a suspicious car in the southeastern province of Gaziantep.
The Chinese president will meet with President Barack Obama next week on the sidelines of a nuclear security summit in Washington.
First, Chinese companies started scooping up U.S. film studios. Now Japanese tech conglomerate SoftBank is investing in WME-IMG, a top talent agency.
A day after the terrorist attacks in Brussels forced investors to seek refuge in safe-haven assets, global stock markets staged a modest recovery.
The music streaming service is also reportedly looking at other big Asian markets, including Japan and India.
Here’s what to do to be among the first to get their hands on Apple’s new 4-inch device.
The Facebook tool, which is searchable, lets users assure loved ones of their condition and also indicate their location.
Stock markets across Europe and U.S. stock futures dropped Tuesday as investors sought safe assets such as gold and government bonds after the blasts in Brussels.
